Progressive movement delegates urged to Chicago convention
Worldwide brief notes report calls for delegates to the National Progressive movement in Chicago. Theodore Roosevelt campaign managers sign the appeal, with support from Roosevelt followers in several states. The piece also notes Ohio for governor nomination, Taft platform, and Baltimore Democratic convention adjournment. ]]>
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United States
Cok veDion
New York
Dison
Theodore Ronsevel
Chicago
Roosevelt
Bé¢mang B. Dillon
Columbus
Ohie Supreme Court
Wee
Taft
Aviation and rail disasters dominate early headlines
The report catalogues a spate of tragedies and upheavals including a Tulsa interurban crash killing five and injuring 17, a La Trobe rail collision that killed all aboard, and the Akron beacon Akron airship explosion that killed Melvin Vaniman and four crew. Also noted are funerary protections for Harriet Quimby and government and civic gatherings in New York and Los Angeles.
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Melvin Vaniman
Atlantic City
Akron
Atlantic Ocean
Vaniman
Gaa Bag Sud Best
Sioms
Senate approves large naval bill amid flag dispute
The Senate passed a naval appropriation bill totaling about 153 million dollars, the largest ever for the naval establishment, with plans for two first class battleships and increased submarine numbers. A national flag revision was debated, while Andrew tendered his resignation as assistant secretary of the treasury amid clashes with Sec. MacVeagh.
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Senate
Flynn Wins Ring Decision in Nevada Bout
In Las Vegas rounds nine, referee Smith awarded Johnson the victory after both fighters fouled. Flynn and Johnson clashed, Flynn guilty of butting, Johnson of holding, but Flynn was judged the greater offender. Ad Wolgast retained the lightweight title by defeating Joe Rivers over 13 rounds in Vernon, California.
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Jim Flynn
New Mexico
Las Vegas
Smith
Johnson
Flynn
Ses
Ad Wolgast
Joe Rivers
Vernon
Cal Wolgest
Iowa News Items Gathered From Across the State
Food merchants in Fort Dodge face scrutiny under Woman's Club committees inspecting bakeries groceries restaurants fruit stores soda fountains and candy kitchens to publish a white hat pledge on safe food. The Iowa Firemen’s Association plans a July 14 convention in Des Moines with speakers and a banquet. a highway collision near Huafdt injures two. a stock bull attack kills a man near Fone. The county coroner’s inquests, wills, and a future homecoming in Cresco are noted along with a municipal marketplace plan for Marshalltown and a Fort Dodge meeting for a Tenth district masters.
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Woman's Club
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Iowea
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Denter
Heriaz
Oscene
Bill
Mercedes Ferseil
Charles Funnell
Eeere
Ier
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Rowena Stevens ‘. Mann
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Keane
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Morris
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Crestmore
Marshalltown
Tenth Congressional District
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Gowrie
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Bellendorf
Gavenport
Ila
Revival Campmeeting Planned in Clear Lake
Thirty years after a notable campmeeting era, organizers Lester and Dr. RW Keeler plan a return to Clear Lake for a revival this last week of July. The project includes a streetcar improvement plan and a power route from Marshalltown to Toledo, with substantial funding and tickets set for the season. The piece notes related local happenings including accidents, a fatal lightning strike near Highland Center, a boxing match, and a bronze WCTU fountain dedication in Page County, alongside several fires and disturbances in nearby towns.
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RW. Keeler
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Toledo
Cowas Oe
Agen Marshallows
Tama Asd
Begu
Bert Eitri
Peety
Mearly
Serebar
Hare Leer
STATE CONVENTION AND THE PROGRESSIVE PLATFORM OUTLOOK
Progressive Republicans outline a harmony platform for the state convention. Taft indorsement is opposed by some. the state, congressional and legislative tickets will be endorsed. The progressives claim control of the convention and plan to push their resolutions and platform. Senators Allen Funk Sammis and Howard Clark named as possible resolutions committee members.
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Taft
National Committee
Tait
Joe Allen
A. B. Funk
J. A. Sammis
Howard Clark
Resolutions Committee
Crocker
Editors Arrange Summer Meet in Des Moines IA
The Upper Des Moines-Corn Belt Editorial association of Iowa plans a summer meeting at the Savery hotel on July 1 and 19. Officers include J B Hungerford, W A Noel, and Al Sf Adams. The program committee features W H Lovejoy, Charles H J heir, and G J Caswell. The event opens Thursday afternoon with a social at Ingersoll Park hosted by the Greater Des Moines committees.
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G. J. Caswell
Denison Bulletin
Ingersoll Park
Des Moines
Stevens Talks On New Party Ties Moines July
Judge John L Stevens of Bogue leads a third party movement in Iowa aiming to elect Theodore Roosevelt president. He arrived in Des Moines and met with progressives at the Savery hotel to discuss the campaign and its goals during the upcoming election.
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Jowa
Saily
John L. Stevens
Bogue 1S &L
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Des Moines
Savery Hotel
Dies In Harvest Field At Tingley A R Frankitz
A prominent resident A R Frankitz collapsed in a harvest field and died suddenly. He was a member of the city concert and served on the school board.
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Tingley
A. R. Frankitz
Decessed
Speeders Arrested in June by Council Bluff Police
Police record 175 arrests in June with 52 for exceeding speed limits by car and motorcycle. Fines from this category total 4560.40 dollars. Local authorities report ongoing enforcement and are urging drivers to observe speed limits to reduce incidents.
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Council Bluffe
Death by own action Parents Located in Morena County
A letter from Morena county sheriff reports the parents of John Waddall who died by his own action in Rock le'and etation at First three Weeks ago. Judge McPherson hears arguments as Judge Smith McPherson of the federal court will arrive from Red Oak on Tuesday to hear equity arguments in several cases.
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Shenandoah
Sheridan and
Jorinda Avenues
H. 3. Nichola
Page County
W. C
T. U
Syearold George Hohenbeck
Mason City
John Waddall
Rock le
Onawa
Morena County
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Damp fear and reminiscence cross a British tale
The passage blends odd observations on damp luck and empire with a tale from Mrs. J. L. Story. It recalls a dying relative who refused damp bed clothes, claiming she would not lie in damp garments even after death. The piece juxtaposes colonial note with personal memory and a vivid fireplace scene.
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J. L. Story
Seven Years of Misery Ends for Sikeston Woman
In Sikeston Missouri a Relief story recalls a woman who suffered severe cramps backache and weakness for seven years before Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her regain strength. The testimonial claims renewed ability to perform housework garden and social duties and urges others to try the remedy.
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Sikeston
Lydia E. Pinkham
Kesith
Fee
Resinol Skin Health Advertises Baby Care Line
Resinol Skin Health for baby promotes Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment sold through druggists. Prices not listed in the notice. orders can be mailed with no receipt required. Resinol Chemical Co. Baltimore distributes the products through the department store or druggists.
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Resiuol Chemical Co
Laltimore, Mi
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